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The only remote calls in a default installation are from the new version check and from Module Manager.  But, that'll only run if you manually go into Module Manager to install something.

Is the database on the same server?  Or on another machine?

NaN wrote: Maybe smarty removes BOMs when creating the cached file?

Yeah, that would be my guess too.  PHP's handling to BOM's is also varied, so it might be possible that since it's now at the top of an included cache file instead of a field in a database, it's throwing it away.

Was the content typed entirely in the admin panel?  Or copied out of another program? Maybe apps add a Unicode encoding thing (called a BOM) at the top of their files in order to say it's Unicode.  Unfortunately, it's not consisten in it's handling at all to the point that some things totally ignore...

Yeah, he's right.  I forgot about the obvious way to do it...

http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... #msg203179

Get the id of the group -- I just cheat and look at the URL when you go to edit a group in the FEU admin. Make a UDT called "set_number_of_users".  Use this code (changing the 1 with the id of the group you want to show): if (!function_exists('MyGetModuleInstance')) {         function &...

The only way to do it is to edit the modules/Gallery/Gallery.module.php file, and comment out or remove the entire SearchResult method.  Search results will still be stored in the database, but they should get skipped over when it comes time to display them.

Since several of the devs are going to be together in Europe for the Geek Moot event in Amsterdam, I was wondering if there would be any interest in having a meetup/pub crawl in another European city right after the event. I've been tossing around the idea of going to Paris for a day or two right af...

Oh, shoot. [L] only works on RewriteRule, not redirect.

Amateurs... 

Try:
The L (for Last) tells the .htaccess file to stop processing.  Then, the redirect creates a new connection, which follows the normal rules of the file.

Hopefully that makes sense. 

It's still up for debate, to be honest.  It's tradition that it's been held over the weekend, just because of the people who were coming.  If it makes more sense to do it all during the week, I'm not opposed.  I just want whatever works for most of the people planning on attending.

NOTE: Dates have been set (they're not the weekend).  Details are continuing to come in.  Find the details at http://geekmoot.com . Reposted from: http://blog.cmsmadesimple.org/2010/04/19/save-the-date-geek-moot-2010-is-coming/ It’s that time of year again. Geek Moot 2009 was a huge success, even i...

I know it's taken forever, but that's the nature of open source.  It takes a long time to reorganize, refit and redo a lot of code -- and I'm still doing the majority of 2.0 by myself.  At this point, I'm limited to worked on 2.0 on the weekends because life is crazy otherwise, so progress is slow, ...

New diff files are uploaded. Sorry for the delay.

Reposted from: http://blog.cmsmadesimple.org/2010/02/27/1-7-coming-and-repository-changes/ So, we apparently miscalculated the acceptance of 5.3 along the major web hosting companies. The old track record of PHP adoption was that it takes several years for a major upgrade to be accepted. However, th...

I'm aware of the 4 extra files in cmsmadesimple-base-diff-1.6.6-1.6.7.tar.gz.  I'll cut another release of it today.  There is a bug in the diff script and those files showed up somehow from TinyMCE.  I'll make sure they're not there when I redo it.